1.) A person who analyses and studies the movement and physical properties of glaciers and ice.

2.) alpine glaciers and ice sheets

3.) alpine glaciers form on mountainsides I move downwards through the valley ice sheets are
not limited to mountainous areas they form through domes and spread out from their centres in
all directions

4.) glaciers are found in places that have low enough temperatures to sustain snowfall and ice
during the winter all year around 91% of them are found in Antarctica, 8.1% of them are found in
Greenland , and less than 0.5% of them are found in north America.
•Glaziers are found in places that have low enough temperatures to sustain snowfall and ice
during the winter all year around. 91% of them are found in Antarctica,8.1% in Greenland and
unless then 0.5% in North America {0.1% in Alaska}

•Glaciers are found in those areas due to the fact those areas are maintaining a low temperature
and ice during the winter all year around.
•Greenland
•it’s very earth like and does not seem like winter weather
•it is like this due to the weather
•it is getting overcast
•mostly animals will be affected maybe people too
•I don’t really like this
•North America
•it seems cold but a lot of beautiful scenery at the same time
•it is like this due to the weather
•it it’s getting colder
•the people are affected by the changes as well as the animals
•I like this it looks beautiful
•Antarctica
•it seems very icy and cold
•it is like this due to the weather
•it is getting a bit more sunnier
•the animals are affected by the changes
•I don’t like this it looks very cold
1.) and ice age is a long period of reduction in the earths surface and atmosphere, resulting in
the expansion or presence of continental our sheets and Alpine glaciers . A interglacial period is
an interval of warmer global average lasting thousands of years so separate consecutive glacial
periods with an ice age

2.) the ice has melted because temperatures have gotten hotter there for ice glaciers have
decreased

3.)
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(I) Freeze thaw weathering is a process of erosion and happens in cold areas where ice forms it
erodes landscapes as The water seeps into cracks and freezes and expands eventually breaking
the rock apart

(II) glaciers erode and transport rock As they flow down slope